The Quality

Horse's Teas Famous

is the Quality that to-day gives them first place in the esteem oi Maritime tea drinkers.

That lode

ca;

Peters Road And Vicinity

Isl-

Ind" oi the latter port oi F‘ be: lino-the last kick oi the old Jot, draws attontion to the tact. “that according to tho rcooods, thh was the coldest period sdnco 1640. Tho regilzration dropped to 10 be- low aero in Boston and much low- er in adJaoent localities". I may add that it will be now news ior P. l. Islanders when I stats that in many sections registrations were reportsd as low as S0 degrees. I have no records irom the capital but presume it was not so low.

an. Peter Morrison has sgaln iavwod his native home-Peters Road-anti: his presence on the oo- ussion oi his annual midwinter va- cation. Mir. Momson holds a rs- aponsflvlo position with the Anchor- Donslfion line o! steamship; ply- ing to and from the wrest port o! Montreal with other trans Atlantic ports. He reports a very fine ex- port trade this year.

‘Mil Ethel Morrison, R. N. late oi New York City, and. now ibr moms time located at the old irons

mead. Peters Road has had in (nurse o1 construction s modern cottage which when completed will be ideal in reaped o! convenience and approved lines o! vmrhnanship together with its pie ltv iocstion amid the rural scenes oi the homo land .

m. Willard Mciuan. Peters Rd. has completed a new iox ranch o! approved type in which the nucleus o! a future iox home may reason- ably be antidputcd.

This industry is receiving much attention in this and other parts oi the community as an important" adjunct to the main agricultural activities oi the old routine.

Mr. James McGuigan mail-carrier! on the Montague-Murray I-Isrbour, North mute is 0n dsily duty -‘ faithful. energetic and eiiicient - over a ions and arduous route, os- pocially so in the winter season.

farmers in this commun-

l’! D01!- uiar commodity just now when the is low. Some are netting out , while other am conveying

sympathy with the “deprcsiofl.

‘we an informed that m. Pierce Peters Rid. has recently modern fox ranch equip-

ii

In renot the continued serious m. David Horton, Peters also 0i Mrs. W. B. Hilton, oi whmn we hsvo had to mention in former tim-

vement has been latter case.

to l-‘lls Honor the late, worthy and

Report Busy

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Infill? Jan. 15-402. Wile) Government had decided to arbit-

sian timiur to bo privately import- ed in coming . it was learn-

Government has not yet reached any decision in the matter.

No oflicial 81199011. was iorth- coming iorr the statement by the , which has iollowed

oi

Government throughout, that the British Government would reduce from 60,000 standards to 300,000 stanhnb tbs amount to be im- ported this year. The latter figure is un‘ ‘ is be contracted ior in a tentative i084 agreement be- tween the Soviet exporters and ‘Timber Distnbutors Limited, who handle by iar the largest portion oi Russian timber entering this country.

Canada has long protested the substantial importation 0d Rumian timber on the grounds it is produc- ed under state control which does not otter iair competition andHon.

G. Howard rerguson. Canallan High Couuniuionor. closely i developments So iar us

ent.

the remrt and so communicated to the Csnarlsn Government.

Blackmail Case Against The King’, Adjourned‘

(thnadisn Prom)

IDNDON, Jan. ll-Oiarencs Guy Gordon Baddcu, 4s year old un- employed consul“ the to ca-li defense wit- nesses when hs went to trial today charged with attempting is black- mail and fliroatsning tbs King. Agreeing to subpoena witnesses,

reserving on whether

summon: ruin

Lumber Season

-Oo-it:ary'toroporistho sums rarilynducatbasmolmt odBus-

tbs year ed authoritatively today the British

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ii and Prlnos Gaunt! Chronicle f

sswasws M“UV~| IBII

Mr. Matthews pointed sboutDeaosa-nddisarmamsntisoi

EASTERN GUARDIAN

-,.- sold-a Is reserved Ia! lsvva 0i local interest but ndvartlslns vi a Irv-s mm may u Inserted an

ing in Canada and the United htahs is continuing to aiiord much

wI.Thl' valuable scientific his

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twoand hsvoboau imood schedules. Tbs tola-ndat my point, dis-

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U. S. Senate lVill Consider Water-

ratiiicstion until tho situation de- velops.

The treaty is now suppwted in the Serials by President Roosevelt's

8 seats a word afilctly paygblg h

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mummy,“ Qwmm “,5: iorthetimsbeinpltutitthisway

handed to their itspt. Archie Hume, or leit at B. J ilabon’: Drug Store. Montague. 10d.

--'BOCKEY—'I‘wo very inter- - esting games oi hockey were play- banded by E. A. Mollhenny at Av- edmthelilmtactssltinkcnorylslandliouisisnmonl‘ ‘ Thursday evening. The ilrst [ams 1i, 1932, was killed in September. was between Kilmuir and New 1938, by Indians, '15 miles northeast Perth. Kilmuir won 8-2. The soo- Oi the town oi Peace River, Al-

ond game was the Montague

nmxmvsvierorlsomu mu Amthermwrwtine ihmian- bsttio ended in a draw with m ported o! s. Juvenile herring gull over-timsperiods Thescom wasWhBbWfl-BbI-Ddtdbywlllll-ml 1-1. The league which was known W011 1B i-he 610111811 Bay dinrioh lsstseosonasthsOhui-eh uague, Ofli-I-rhdurindi-hflhlllflmfiflu" hsstbissesunrbocomahiown a: and wassilzsequentiy ietakensi- thscommunityleaguearsdtbsafmilliloveonths Coast. teams which competed last year tor tho Dominion IAie Cup, donated by Major McKenzie. will again compete icr it—1.his time under the Canmuziiu-y League. H.

..'MJss Ruth Unsworth, 11.11., Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York, is visiting st Montague, the guest oi

our» Quebec. Another juvenile herring gull banded by him at 8t. Martin's fliool, Msolniac county, Michigan, last summer, was killed at Los lbouiemenis, Cha-rievoix county. Quebec, during the month oi Aug- ust. A Juvenile dotlbls-crostsd cor- mutant banded by Mr. Lyon in tho

Miss Gladys Burden. H; ing until either January i0 or 23. '

Questioned by tho cmut. con- cerning the application, Haddon. who claims to be the illegitimate son o! tbs lake Duhe 0t Clarence, elder brother oi the King, declared: "I havswitnesestosaymatmy mother was secretly married to the Duke oi Clarence."

“We won't say mything about that." the Jud-loo replied.

"I will allow the subpoenas. I only want to indicate thatii Iiind they have no relevance to the ohugo ibeli, although they may be relevant to other motion, you will, I know, expect ms in pursu- anosoimydutynottohoar than"

IONOB HONIII ABCIIVI IT

ENIOYABIE HOUSE WAIMING

The many friends and neighbors oi Mr. and Mrs Stanley Oaseiey, Remington, gathered It their home on h-iday evenng, Jan. 5th, and gsve them a house warming. 111s evening was pleasantly spent in the

and music which was furnished by Bernard MdKinnon and lira». Rus- sell McKay. A dainty lunch was

address oi welcome and statmg tbs object oi the gathering, m. Goons Lookhart was called won to road an address to Mr. and Hrs. Oase- ley, while Mr. John MacDonald presented thsm with s well iilled

puma. , m. cneiey nttinsiy mulled. and thanked

Nova Bootis today paid tribute to its donor, W. H. Cflsse, pioneer oi the Annspolis Valley apple indus- try, who died early this wintsr at his home in Wolivilie.

"Deep agar-sciatica o! the wise generosity and discerning public spirit that prompted him to donate thh institution to his nativa wov- inos for preservation oi its ancient records." was expressed in a resolu-

lamentsd sir Charles Dalton-P

Ilanla Hanna-no nwnovn stains.

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arebakodinsmallindividuslaoclis "toensureperioetbaking

Theaearedeliveredtoyouinwaarsd containers while still warm from the

rouiuvow mums new

tion, ‘atamoetingol the iboard.

umpir- Llal-sfl low XIII.

"' guests departed. each espresso‘ to 1Q’. Mid Mil. UI-IGUY Ill-n! "IUIQ

BEANS’

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enjoyment oi th; “light iantsstio" m

River.

Island county, Quebec, d

gmtion, range, tive wild birds

12. 1903, and one other bird o! this

Bird Sanctuary.

miner's Banctuary last fall. Because oi bird banding many valuable records renewing the mi-

iseeding tering grvurut, and longevity 0d us»-

Baguena on August l, 1932,

andwin-

are now available.

Observers. both official and Jour- nalistic, believed the late oi the treaty hung in the balance with I p11 ‘ l l h ‘ in “vary and as it became clear no immediate pressure might be expected irom administratimi circles the probabil-

ity o! ratification seemed more re- mote. /

‘Tast To Death ”

Press RANKING, China. Jan. ii- Their bodies already emaciated,

Hui Noulens, unofficially identi-

as

Communist party, and his wire Gertrude, clung to a slender thread oi liio today as they resolutely maintained their “inst to death" 1n protest against a reiussl tor a new trial.

Nouiens was sentenced in i082

served by the isdes. libs. wm h“ _ m“"“°m'r°' m‘ o,

Mt-Allison rum, m no usual Jack Miner at m” °‘ ‘w’ We“. "wnflm,"u" congyiial manner oapabiy presided w! f!" “w” w b’ d t!’ as chairman. Alter s. preliminary 10% and 175. returned in Mr-

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